President-Elect Joe Biden speaking at CSUDH in 1977, when he was a Delaware senator. You bet we’re claiming him. By Destiny Jackson, Opinion Editor The traumatic road to the end of 2020 that we’ve all been marching toward is coming to its ugly conclusion. Finally. Seriously, take a deep breath and read that first sentence […]
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Posted inBlog Roll, The Bull on College Pigskin
‘The Bull On’: College Pigskin–Week 4 and 5 Recap
Demetric Felton rushes past Arizona defenders in Bruins win. Photo by Don Liebig, ASUCLA. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter Week 4 of Pac-12 football is in the books, as is the slate of Week 13 games on the docket. This presented the first weekend of the season where College Football playoff rankings made games look […]
Posted inCampus News, COVID, News
Spring Semester Set to Begin on Schedule–For Now
The fall semester will end as planned, and the spring semester is scheduled to begin Jan. 19, but any in-person classes will be exclusively virtual for at least the first two weeks, CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham announced in a campus-wide email 30 minutes ago. “Completion of the Fall semester will continue as planned unless […]
Posted inArt + Entertainment, Movies, Theater & TV, Opinion
Skinny Pocket vs the Wonderful World of Streaming
Streaming services are raising prices as they are slowly becoming the new cable TV. By Freestocks on Unsplash. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor Streaming services are the kings of entertainment. They allowed us to huddle up with our favorite shows such as “The Office” where we can introduce them to a new generation, while also […]
Posted inEditorial, Perspectives
Black Friday Delusion
Even though the season of gift shopping is here, please stay home during this pandemic-influenced season. Photo by Cindy Canas. By Cindy Canas, Staff Writer Stay home, this year should be an excuse to NOT buy a lot of materialistic gifts for those “close” relatives that you only speak to during the holidays. As the […]